Piously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PIOUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a pious manner.
ADVERB:
• PIOUS, marked by religious reverence
• in a devout and pious manner
• in a manner that is pious, devoutly religious.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by or showing reverence for deity and devotion to divine worship; marked by conspicuous religiosity

Words related to PIOUSLY

pious7

Words that contain PIOUSLY

copiously16 impiously16

How to use PIOUSLY in a sentence

• Dona Elvira, piously reared by an old aunt in the heart of Andalusia in a castle several leagues from San Lucas, was all devotion and meekness.
• Seraphia had prepared some excellent aromatic wine, which she piously intended to present to our Lord to refresh him on his dolorous way to Calvary.
• In this extremity, Tus and Gudarz piously put up a prayer to God, earnestly soliciting protection from the horrors with which they were surrounded.
• There was no better theme for his piously drunken eloquence.
• Selborne, they tell me, has ceased to bear any resemblance to that rich nest in which Thomas Bell so piously guarded the idea of Gilbert White.
• Bernard, Abbot of Clairvaux, the most eloquent, most influential, and most piously disinterested amongst the Christians of his age.
• Peter healed, skipped piously and rejoiced aloud as he passed through the Beautiful Gate of the Temple.
• Some old women, with grey hair and wrinkled faces who piously kissed our hands when they met us, were among the smallest.
• Another may be found to have made an illuminating statement regarding a predecessor, who centuries previously erected the particular temple that he himself has piously restored.
• After a brief reign of six months he was overthrown, however, by Enlil-bani, who piously credited his triumph over his enemy to the chief god of Nippur, whose name he bore.
• In after life, beside being piously addicted to Madonna-worship, he had a great dread of women in general and witches in particular.
• In the first place, Marthe had been piously brought up by her mother.
• At this time they had no flocks of sheep, nor any fishery, nor fishers, but so piously and soberly did they live that Gherard of Bronchorst, a Canon of St.
• And the Dutch colonists in America followed the customs of the Fatherland quite as piously and fervently as did the English colonists.
• The same voice ever since has remained to her, and as a farther commemoration of her hospitable and courteous conduct it became the custom to spit her piously on Christmas Day.
• Bridget, warned by the sound of the bell upon the waves, received it piously, and carried it in solemn procession with singing of psalms into the chapel of the convent.
• I saluted him piously and remained for a long time without speech.
• There is no doubt that the sisters firmly and piously believed in the story, which has the contemporary evidence of Adrien de Montalembert.
• Thus did these two great men end their lives, and, for Indians, most piously and like good Christians.
• Mounds of earth, which may even now be traced, so piously have their last remains been cared for, marked the site of the fort.
• And before we piously condemn either the lord or the lady in the case, it is well that we adjust our judgment to the latitude of 68 deg.
• The mother was shot dead as her son was piously aiding her over the fence.
• The knights labored piously from morning till night, and when they ceased, invisible hands continued to work all night.
• An imposing embassy was sent to the maiden, who, being piously inclined, immediately consented to the marriage.
• I make no complaints, and am a happy man at sea, and I piously hope Mrs.
• It lived simply, rationally, piously, loving all natural joys and delighted with all the instruments of a rude but pure civilisation.
• We have taught him piously to believe in the mysterious virtue of wax and parchment.
• This help is given by both Spaniards and natives, very piously and generously.
• Doctor Hall made the statement that he discovered in the biographies of one hundred clergymen that they all had sons who were clergymen, all piously inclined.
• In any case, he piously charged them with deception in their plea of poverty, but came to terms, declaring, no doubt, that his own magnanimity astonished him.
• These vessels were piously fitted out to suit the august occasion.

Similar words containing PIOUS without suffix ly

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